Footsteps
by DiAnn Mills
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Every parent's nightmare comes true for Debra Patterson, whose children disappear from the entrance to a Houston mall when she dashes into the pouring rain to get their car. When Debra learns that her husband is also missing, apparently having taking the children with him, she feels her whole world is collapsing. Suddenly out from under her husband's iron fist, but very much alone, she must find new strength and the path that will bring her children back to her arms. Author DiAnn Mills's chilling story follows Debra's downward spiral and ultimate reliance on God for support.

This book has a great gripping opening. Looking forward to tomorrow's excerpt.

I'm hooked. Anyone who's ever 'lost' a child, even for a few minutes, can relate to the feeling of panic the author is conveying in Debra. I hated to stop reading this installment and can't wait to check my email tomorrow morning.

Thanks!

This one is going to be checked out my next trip to the library or may even buy it.

Yup, this book has hooked me but good. Hope it won't be cliched like her kids went missing because they believed in God or something.

No, don't you remember the inside book cover reading? It said the children were abducted by their father. This is going to be a sad story, that hopefully ends in her getting her children back.

I've recently joined the club. I missed the first few installments. Was it stated whether or not the parents lived together? Was there anything about the parents relationship?

Today's installment gives you some background. I hope nobody out there reading this is stuck in a relationship like that! If so, get out! I want to read the rest of this book.

Anonymous: I just reread the cover and it said apperently he had abducted the kids. If it said the father actually had there would be no point in reading the book since the plot had been given away. The husband seems like a complete toad in this Friday installment and sounds like he would rather die than have a couple of kids underfoot. Totally self-centered and controlling.

Me too. Already have it ordered.

Marsha